Vol. 24 No. 2 (2000): Special Issue: "Whose Canada is it?"

Published: 2000-04-01

Introduction

• Editors' Note

  Marilyn Porter, June Corman

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• Introduction: Whose Canada Is It? Immigrant Women, Women of Colour and Feminist Critiques of "Multiculturalism"

  Tania Das Gupta, Franca Iacovetta

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Original Research

• Race, Class, Gender and the Making of Difference: The Social Organization of "Migrant Workers" in Canada

  Nandita Rani Sharma

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• Closing the Nation's Doors to Immigrant Women: The Restructuring of Canadian Immigration Policy

  Sunera Thobani

  16-26

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• From Terrorists to Outlaws: Transnational and Peripheral Articulations in the Making of Nation and Empire

  Lorena M. Gajardo, Teresa Macias

  27-37

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• Nowhere at Home: Gender, Race and the Making of Anti-immigrant Discourse in Canada

  Cynthia Wright

  38-48

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• Africa Wailin

  Afua Cooper

  49-50

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• Seeing Red: Immigrant Women and Sexual Danger in Toronto's Postwar Daily Newspapers

  Elise Chenier

  51-60

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• Foremothers of Black Women's Community Organizing in Toronto

  Marcia Wharton-Zaretsky

  61-71

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• The Problematic of "Partnerships" and Funding for Immigrant Women's Communities: Exploring Governmentality

  Renuka Sooknanan

  72-81

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• "But Where Are You From, Originally?" Immigrant Women and Integration in the Maritimes

  Baukje Evangelia Miedema Tastsoglou

  82-91

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• White Men Win Again

  Afua Cooper

  92-92

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• Canadian = Blonde, English, White: Theorizing Race, Language and Nation

  Marnina Gonick

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• Challenging White Hegemony in University Classrooms: Whose Canada Is It?

  Enakshi Dua, Bonita Lawrence

  105-122

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• Educational Voyaging in a Globalizing Planet: The Conference of the Rich, the Poor, and the Oppressed

  Shahrzad Mojab

  123-134

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• Poem: Bourgeosification of the brown nation

  Farah M Shroff

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• "Who Is She and What Is She to You?" Mary Ann Shadd Cary and the (Im)possibility of Black/Canadian Studies

  Rinaldo Walcott

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Community Voices

• The Canadian Quilt: Images of Us in Small Squares

  Anastasia Kamanos Gamelin

  147-152

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• Aboriginal Harvesting Rights and White Resistance

  Bonita Lawrence

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• Acts of Resistance

  Farah M Shroff

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Book Reviews

• Regulating Class Privilege: Immigrant Servants in Canda, 1940s-1990s. Patricia Daenzer. Not One of the Family: Foreign Domestic Workers in Canada. Abigail B. Bakan and Daiva Stasiulis, (eds.).

  Rina Cohen

  158-160

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• Under The Gaze: Learning to Be Black in White Society. Jennifer Kelly.

  Akua Benjamin

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• Mary Ann Shadd Cary: The Black Press and Protest in the Nineteenth Century. Jane Rhodes.

  Afua P. Cooper

  160-161

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• Painting the Maple: Essays on Race, Gender, and the Construction of Canada. Veronica Strong-Boag, Sherrill Grace, Avigail Eisenberg and Joan Anderson, eds.

  Judith Fingard

  161-162

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• Circle Works: Transforming Eurocentric Consciousness. Fyre Jean Graveline.

  Amy Rossiter

  163-164

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• Race Rights and The Law in the Supreme Court of Canada. Jim Walker.

  Barrington Walker

  164-165

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Contributors

• Contributors to This Issue

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